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A blueprint for Namibia’s green industrialisation

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A blueprint for Namibia’s green industrialisation

Namibia has made substantial strides in establishing a comprehensive framework for its green hydrogen ambitions, demonstrating strong political will and a clear strategic vision.

4 Sep 2025 1 min read A blueprint for Namibia’s green industrialisation Article

The nation’s Green Hydrogen and Derivatives Strategy, integrated with national development plans like Harambee Prosperity Plan II and Vision 2030, signals a deep commitment to socio-economic transformation beyond mere energy production.

The Green Industrialisation Blueprint, released in August 2024, further solidifies this commitment by providing a detailed roadmap for leveraging green hydrogen to drive broader economic diversification, job creation, and export growth.

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